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Project Brief & Device Request Form
Assist in managing classroom resources and computers by using a project brief and request form. This allows teachers to approve research topics and understand what students need to complete their Student Directed Learning projects.
4th - 6th
Classroom Community
Home To School Promise Chart.
This chart is recommended for school aged children (PreK-6th grades). It is a motivational tool that can be used at home and at school.
The Home & School Promise Chart helps keep the lines of communication open between the classroom teacher and the students’ parents. Teachers and parents work together to reinforce/reward positive behaviors of the child in the home and school environment.
This chart can be very effective for improving behaviors, however it may take some time before you see resul
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November Thanksgiving Daily Agenda Slides, Holidays/Seasonal, Editable
Introducing the Ultimate Middle and High School Classes Agenda! Get ready to supercharge your classroom with this incredible resource. Imagine the excitement on your students' faces as they walk into your room and see a beautifully projected daily agenda waiting for them. With my Google slides file, you'll have the entire month of December covered, complete with accurate days and dates for the current year. But that's not all - these slides are designed with vibrant seasonal colors and images, c
4th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Pre-Writing Visual Motor & Fine Motor Worksheets for Kindergarten Readiness
These pre-writing activities are designed to build kindergarten readiness skills. Students will be able to refine their visual motor and fine motor skills with fill-in coloring, tracing shapes, pencil paths to trace vertical, horizontal and angled lines, matching, counting, and beginning writing activities. Includes 13 printable and ready to use worksheets. Great for use by Occupational Therapists and preschool and special education teachers.
PreK - K
Handwriting
Student AI Toolkit: Artificial Intelligence Resources for Teachers & Parents
Student AI Toolkit: Teach Students to Use AI ResponsiblyHelp your students use AI to learn smarter—without cheating or plagiarizing!This Student AI Toolkit is a print-and-go resource that teaches students in grades 5–12 how to: Use AI for studying, brainstorming, and projects Avoid plagiarism and understand academic honesty Reflect on their AI use with accountability tools Build digital citizenship skills for the modern classroom Perfect for technology lessons, study skills classes, librar
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For All Subjects
New Year Resolution & Goal Setting | Executive Function Activities
This New Year lesson helps students reflect on themselves as learners, set small, achievable goals, and explore executive function tools in a concrete, age-appropriate way. Through a short story ( The Backpack for a New Year), guided discussion, and hands-on activities, students learn that growth comes from practice and daily choices, not perfection. What’s Included Story script and discussion prompts My New Year Backpack reflection activity Goal-sorting activity (what makes a goal work) H
1st - 6th
Character Education, Classroom Community, For All Subjects
10. EMOTION: BRAVERY Drama and SEL Lesson Plan Curriculum
Week Ten: Exploring Bravery through Theatre & SEL Activities 🛡️🎭 Help students discover their inner courage with this engaging theatre-based Social Emotional Learning (SEL) lesson. Bravery isn’t about never feeling scared — it’s about moving forward even when you are. This lesson gives learners a safe, creative space to recognize bravery in themselves, practice it through roleplay, and celebrate courageous moments big and small. What’s Inside:Emotion of the Week Script – Kid-friendly definitio
1st - 4th
Other (Arts), Other (ELA), Reading
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RF.1.1
, RF.1.1a
, RF.1.2
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Also included in: BUNDLE #1: Complete Semester 1 (Weeks 1-11)
From Structure to Gesture - Line with Michelangelo & Michael Fernando
Bring the power of line into your classroom with this ready-to-teach art lesson for Grades 1–5. In this 40-minute session, students explore how line evolved from Renaissance structure to modern expression through hands-on oil pastel monoprinting, inspired by Michelangelo and contemporary artist Michael Fernando. What’s Included:Full lesson plan with time guide & step-by-step instructionsArtist introductions with discussion promptsModifications for age, sensory needs, and language learnersExtensi
1st - 12th
Art History, Visual Arts, World History
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